At the same time as BYOD usage in the workplace continues to rise, apps continue to gain traction in popularity. This reality poses a danger in that sensitive work files accessed from employees’ phones can be exposed to malware and other security risks from the apps. Because of this, many companies have begun to introduce “Enterprise App Stores” – an organization-wide marketplace with IT-approved apps, both personal and corporate. For example, your enterprise app store might offer an approved file-sharing app – iCloud might have some security issues that Dropbox does not, so only the latter will be available. All of the OK’d apps are in one place, and provide employees who have chosen the BYOD route with the specific apps that they can use. Read more »
In our first post in our series on BYOD for Employee Engagement we discussed why personal devices are crucial tools for the future of workplace interactions. Our guest post on Recruiter.com follows up on this topic, with ways you can optimize work activities for a BYOD environment.
Check out the complete post on “How to Increase Employee Engagement by Adopting BYOD Policies” here!
GooodJob is pleased to release the results of its “Mobile Recruiting – 2013” survey, which examines 150 companies’ recruiting strategies, with a focus on referral programs and mobile optimization.
Key findings include:
• In over 75% of companies the majority of employees own smartphones
• In 2012, over 70% of companies had low rates of hires via referrals (up to 30%), and over 2/3 are not happy with these numbers
• Over 40% of organizations have already implemented a mobile recruiting strategy, with more than half using mobile-optimized careers websites.
• In 2013, most companies plan to revise their employer branding approaches, increase their social presence and improve the candidate experience
Check out the complete results here.
As the proliferation of personal devices continues to develop worldwide, more and more employees are jumping on the bandwagon. As such, organizations are encountering an important method through which to engage workers – by embracing the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) movement and optimizing activities and programs for mobile. Harnessing employees’ constant connectivity allows employers to interact with them on a higher level, one that is more relevant for the modern workforce. Read more »
HR practitioners and researchers alike agree that employee referral programs are an excellent source-of-hire. Cost-effective, yet sporting a significant ROI, referral programs enable corporate recruiters to leverage their employees’ networks to reach quality talent pools. With a faster time-to-hire than average, referred applicants are recognized as more productive additions to the workforce. Read more »
So you are taking your employee referral program to the next step – mobile. Excellent decision. This is because you understand that referrals are made via social exchanges – while they are managed in the workplace, they are created through the interactions that employees have with their friends during their free time. Whether it’s allowing employees to send you referrals directly from the gym or restaurant where they meet up with potential candidates, or providing them with a quick job link to beam to their social media and e-mail networks, harnessing the power of their mobile connectivity will naturally lead to more referrals coming your way. Plus, with the number of mobile devices rapidly expanding worldwide – including among your employees – it’s a no-brainer that you’d want to provide them with the tools to make referrals on-the-go.
In short, there’s never been a better time to optimize your referral program for personal devices. But before you get started, check out our guest post on TalentMinded to review which features to avoid!
Say “mobile recruiting” and most HR teams immediately call to mind mobile-optimized careers websites or apps designed to improve the candidate experience. Yes, it’s true that candidates are a primary target, but HR departments are overlooking a very real, very crucial element of recruiting – their employee referral programs. Mobile integration of the referral program is an excellent way to keep employees engaged and active. They are, after all, one of the best sources of top talent – incorporate them into the mobile revolution, and you will set up your sourcing strategy for success.
Read the rest of our guest post on Recruiter.com, and discover why mobile employee referrals are right for your referral program!
The bonus is a central component of the employee referral program. It comes in different variations – cash and prizes/non-cash awards. In the grand scheme of planning the technical details of the actual program, the deliberations over this aspect could fall by the wayside, with companies opting for cash as the easier, no-fuss alternative. However, while a cash bonus may require less time to organize, prizes are ultimately the better motivator. Here’s why: Read more »
We’re pleased to present our latest guest post on Recruiter.com:
These days, it seems like everybody is going mobile. It’s therefore crucial that your recruitment strategy follow suit. More mobile user adoption means a wider network of people – both potential candidates and current employees – who are now accessible via their mobile devices. Aim to be that company which engages them with a more current outreach approach, and get results.
Read the rest of the article here and discover how you can best add mobile to your recruitment strategy!
GooodJob is pleased to present an exclusive report by Mona Berberich on the findings of her recent in-depth research, “Employee Referral Programs – A Comprehensive Study”.
Employee Referral Programs are THE answer to talent shortage and demographic changes in the recruiting landscape – this is confirmed by a recent study that reveals unprecedented data of 145 European companies of different sizes and industries. Investing in an Employee Referral Program and the right technology to support it has become more crucial than ever. Read more »